reduced deposit

[rob6465]

Simple answer is yes, if you book a rate that allows this.

If you book ES with a 50% deposit,

The thing you need to watch is when you price match to a different rate to save money.

Make sure the new rate is also 50% deposit. If not you will need to pay the remainder of the deposit immediately.

If not there is a good chance your whole booking will be canceled for not having deposit paid in full

 

Thanks bases5. btw....what do you want for bucs on that #1 pick? :D

[Isa65]

The TA we use is fantastic and twice has waived the booking fee, because we are repeat customers.

 

WHY is there a booking fee???

[cruizinisthebest]

WHY is there a booking fee???

 

Can't tell you that. Would have to ask the company. Lol. But I don't mind paying it when I do, because it always comes back as an obc. I just booked two cabins for a Spring Break cruise and only paid the fee for one of the cabins.

[Bases5]

Thanks bases5. btw....what do you want for bucs on that #1 pick? :D

 

I'm thinking the long snapper fron Iowa State

[Ladderlieu29]

My wife and I wanted to book our next cruise a few weeks ago, around Christmas. Money was a bit tighter than normal so we searched and hoped for reduced deposits. Unfortunately we did not find any so we got financially creative and paid the full deposit ($600). Now that we've booked, we look at it as being that much closer to being paid in full.